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Newspaper
Eureka Sentinel
Location
Eureka, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1902
Page
3
News from Duckwater reports a heavy mineralized rock find on William Mendes’ ranch with about twenty claims staked and samples sent for assay. Ranchers plan increased acreage as favorable conditions spur plowing and sod planting. отдельно Also updates on Purdy’s long absence, South African war horse prices, and ranch horse training for parade-ready stock.
Day in Euhema marked Easter with high Mass in the Catholic church by Rev Father Manion who preached on the Resurrection and heavenly joys. Concone’s mass sung by choir plus Episcopal and Presbyterian services. Sunday schools distributed colored Easter eggs to children.
John B. McKenney and Mabel McAskill wed at Presbyterian Church Elko Nevada on March 28 1902 officiated by Rev George J Greenfield. Bride from Raby Hill Eureka county moved to Cortez with parents recently. Groom works as timberman for Tenabo Mining Company at Cortes Kureke county where they will reside.
E W Tremont returning from Pilot Knob copper claims near Ely describes an optimistic outlook. A large mining force, machinery, and automatic prospecting equipment are in place despite supply delays, with developments indicating large, profitable ore bodies and growing depth.
Elko Independent reports W H O'Neil resigns his position at WV T Smith Company and takes a rest. Billy has worked for Mr Smith for fourteen years and now seeks new opportunities. The Independent wishes him and his family prosperity and access wherever their lines may lead.
Tickets for the ball honoring the 83d anniversary of the 1. O. F. were placed on sale in Eureka business houses. The event will be held Friday in April at the Eureka Opera House with compliments extended for the Semixet.
The Supreme Court remitted the case of J. E. Jones et al versus The Prospect Mountain Tunnel Company for a new trial. Plaintiffs dismissed the action. each side bears its own costs.
James Morrison offers his ranch of five thousand acres in the Ante lope Valley Eureka county for rent. He also has a small bunch of cattle for sale. For further particulars read the ad in the Now To-Day.
In Ely Nevada White Pine County Louis Janin Jr mining expert accused Chainman Company bookkeeper A D Campton of tampering with mail and beating. Janin invited Campton to his room and after locking the door a fight occurred leaving Campton with a facial wound and Janin with a skinned nose. Janin later left Ely claiming threats to his life.
The Reno Reduction Works advertises in New Today. Located at Reno the company buys ores of all descriptions and seeks ore shipments from Eureks District to show better results than Salt Lake or Selby & Co. Smelting and freight rates will be furnished on application.
Report from Eureka public school districts lists students across grades seventh to third and receiving grades. It notes attendance, scholarship, industry, and department considerations, with names like Lena Gregovich Minnie Wismer Wendell Jones and many others, plus teachers and multiple schools such as Ruby Hill and Palisade.
Allen Bruffey of Mineral Hill works at the Dormen Hotel with B L Plummer and Edgar Sadler in town this week. Mrs J B Ennor of Pine Valley ill but recovering. Sept G D Abbott visited the city last Sunday and returned Thursday. F X Murphy of Winnemucca spent days in Elko on legal business. Mrs M Wingell and daughter returned from two months in California on Wednesday. Odd Fellows appoint representatives to Grand Lodge meeting in Carson City on June 17 1902: R Sadler P H Hjat William Zadow WV J Hooper J H Williams John Ivey and F J Brossomer. Portland inquiries to Division Agent Prentice of Reno for iron ore within the state. Fresh ranch eggs 25 cents a dozen at Henry Kind’s. George Gavin Eureka sells proper cooking ranges. Feldhusen & Company Sacramento promotes mail order groceries. New York Life Insurance advertises policies through agent Surr a L.
The Svesnas of March 9 report the Masonic Hall in the Butler building praised as the finest in Nevada. A New Zealand government bonus invites inventions for saving gold from black sands, requiring portable, water-based units that treat large volumes with high recovery, and a six month trial period before payment.
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